Science, asked by jhumurisahu009, 10 months ago

A car covers a distance of 40 km in first hour and 50 km in the second hour. What kind of motion is this? ​

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Answered by harendrachoubay
6

This is non-uniform type of motion.

Explanation:

A car covers a distance of  first hour = 40 \dfrac{km}{hr},

A car covers a distance of second hour = 50 \dfrac{km}{hr}

∴ Averrage Speed = \dfrac{2AB}{A + B}

= \dfrac{2(40)(50)}{40 + 50}

= \dfrac{80(5)}{9}

= 44.44 \dfrac{km}{hr}

Hence, this is non-uniform type of motion.

Answered by BhoomikaBarik
3

Explanation:

non uniform type motion

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